I love this show. And with this episode starring chaser Shawn Wallace. Here's a challenge for you. Think you could get hold of a rather obscure Gordon Burns format called Relatively Speaking?
Wow, it's so great to see the lottery studio taking place inside the Manor House's underground vault accessed via the lift, I never knew that it had a completely different studio design to the one introduced in 2004!😱
Now on BBC1 an update from The National Lottery Draws THUNDERBALL 10 15 16 19 20 THUNDERBALL 7 Early Indication show we have 2 Winners each winning The Top Prize of £250,000 MAIN LOTTO DRAW 2 10 11 28 36 47 BONUS BALL 33 Early Indications show we have 6 Jackpot Winners of The £4,900,000 JACKPOT LOTTO EXTRA 3 12 27 28 37 43 There are NO JACKPOT WINNERS so The Jackpot has grown to an Estimated £4.5 MILLION
As I said in the Live Chat, here is my Jackpot Report. THUNDERBALL: 2 winners of £250,000 LOTTO: 6 winners of £815,430 EACH! LOTTO EXTRA: No winner of £4,027,215 (Rolls to £4,200,000)
At least we'll be able to see what this lottery gameshow is like, alongside seeing the lottery studio's completely different design to the usual design introduced in 2004 due to it being set up in the manor house's underground vault. Millionaire Manor was also the last new lottery gameshow to feature the lottery studio in the gameshow set (or appearing to in the case with In It To Win It) with the draws hosted by the gameshow host, before the Lottery HQ crossover was introduced on the 23rd September 2006 with the draws hosted by a different presenter, which didn't fare too well with me because I felt that it made many of the lottery gameshows feel too standalone, especially with the People's Quiz and Who Dares Wins, and they were the few that removed their association with The National Lottery; People's Quiz due to the critical slating by viewers, and Who Dares Wins after it was apparently popular enough to continue until 2019 after the Saturday National Lottery draws ceased being shown on BBC One after the 31st December 2016.
I always wondered during this era of the Generation Game why in the final when the contestant gives 15 answers/items on the conveyor belt the graphic ticks off 20.
what is this, weekly uploads of good quality Jim Davidson's Game? Seriously or did I misread the comments? If this is true this is absolutely so cool if it actually premiered on a Saturday that would be the closest thing to a tv time machine because of the fact you wouldn't be the only one watching it.
